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Package ldap-laravel
Short Description Adds a custom auth provider for our LDAP service
License MIT
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Mixed LDAP/Eloquent user provider for Laravel
WIP! Do not use!
This adds an 'ldapusers' provider to the Laravel auth scheme. This is for our own particular needs and works the way we generally use our local LDAP service.
It does :
- If the user logs in with a username & password found in the users table - they are logged in as per a default laravel app. This is to support 'external' users not in our LDAP system.
- Otherwise, if we find the username in LDAP we try and look up their details, create a local record for them in the 'users' table and (assuming their password is ok) log them in.
Usage
In your config/auth.php file add the new provider and change 'users' to 'ldapusers' in the default web guard :
And you need to add the following to app\Http\Controllers\Auth\LoginController.php (assumes you've run artisan make:auth) :
You need to set two ENV variables in your .env file :
eg :
Assumptions
We assume your user model is in the default App\User class. We also expect the users table to have the following fields :
Tests
There aren't any tests in this repo itself as it was a bit of a pain to write them without the full framework being available. So there is a test app at https://github.com/UoGSoE/test-LaravelLdap which pulls this package in and checks it seems to work ok.
